Kim Kardashian 'Mortified' While Watching Reality Show Footage, Spurred Divorce Decision
Nov. 17 2011, Published 6:00 a.m. ET
After filming had wrapped on Kourtney & Kim Take New York, Kim Kardashian began watching footage from the show, and the newlywed was mortified by her husband, Kris Humphries’ on camera behavior, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.
Even though Kim isn't an executive producer, she has full editorial control of what goes onto the show. Kim began watching the footage after filming wrapped in mid-October, and, according to a source, was, "absolutely mortified when she saw on camera, the way that Kris was treating her. The marriage was already under a tremendous amount of stress, but she just couldn't believe that she had married this man that was treating her and her family like this.”
The marriage only lasted 72 days, and Kim decided to pull the plug after final edits had been made on the upcoming season of Kourtney & Kim Take New York.
"Kim didn't tell anyone at E! that she was going to file for divorce until the day she filed. Viewers will see the demise of Kim and Kris' marriage, but footage that is unflattering to Kim won't be shown," the insider tells RadarOnline.com.
"It was hard for Kim to watch all the footage, she has been unable to review it without bursting into tears. Making matters worse for Kim is that she is now isolated from her friends. It's baffling to her best friend Brittny Gastineau that she would freeze her out at a time when Kim needs her the most," the source reveals.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, there are several grass roots organizations that are circulating online petitions in an attempt to get all things Kardashian off television. As of Wednesday, the “No More Kardashian” petition, which launched on November 2, had more than 70,600 signatures.
The second season of Kourtney & Kim Take New York will air on E! on November 27.
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